Practice with real files in Claude Cowork, then get clear feedback on what worked, what didn't, and what to fix. Built for sales, ops, marketing, recruiting, and finance.
You do not finish a lesson with notes about what you watched. You finish with a checked file, a reusable way of working, and a clear next step.
A concise report with its source counts reconciled, exceptions named, and anything that still needs a person separated clearly.
Prioritized drafts with the source and next action attached.
A focused brief built from real source material, not a blank template.
Criteria, evidence, and risks kept visible for human review.
Matches, exceptions, and unresolved items separated into clear receipts.
Each lesson gives you a practical brief, a messy file, and a clear result to aim for.
Tell Cowork what you need in your own words. Review the result, make any changes, then submit it.
Delegate checks your finished file and shows you what worked, what needs another pass, and why.
Each receipt compares four things: what you gave Cowork, what it says it did, what the file shows, and what still needs your judgment.
Four focused weeks works well. The course stays self-paced, so your schedule remains yours.
Start with one simple handoff and finish with a repeatable workflow from your own job. Follow 7 required core proofs, choose from 6 graded challenge labs, then ship the capstone.
Get set up, confirm everything works, and submit your first exercise.
A working setup and your first verified handoff
Build the habit that makes delegation useful: check the result before you trust it.
A reliable file-checking habit
Connect the tools you already use, then build repeatable skills and schedules.
One reusable skill and a safe schedule
Put it all together with role-specific playbooks, subagents, and a capstone based on your work.
Your Daily Delegate, tested twice
Choose one annoying daily or weekly job. Turn it into a reusable workflow, run it twice on different input, improve the instructions, and decide exactly how it enters your routine.
Your delegate may prepare and recommend. You still approve before it sends, publishes, deletes, spends, or changes an external record.
Daily or weekly, with a concrete test for done.
The instructions improve after the first run.
Different inputs, inspected outputs, and saved corrections.
A trigger, receipt, approval boundary, and failure route.
The pilot includes the complete launch curriculum. You can move from first connection to a working capstone without buying an extra module.
The product screenshots above come from the working app. Learner outcome data will be published after the pilot gives us enough real results.
Start with your own week. Three filters — recurring, file-based, and checkable — turn vague busywork into a ranked shortlist.
Use normal chat for an answer or brainstorm. Use Cowork when the job has steps, reads source material, and must leave behind a file you can inspect.
You begin in a narrow practice folder, keep Ask before acting on, preserve originals, and name the undo path before approving work.
Every exercise makes you compare the result with its source. Delegate grades the evidence in the finished file, not a confident summary.
Yes. Learn the connector path, but practice on provided exports first so a login or permission issue can never block the lesson.
Stop, name the mismatch, steer one correction, and verify again. Catching a bad assumption is a skill you practice, not a failure.
No. Turn the process into a reusable skill, test it twice, and improve the instructions from what the receipts show.
You learn what makes a run expensive, how to narrow the scope, and when normal chat is the cheaper tool for the job.
Start with a 30-minute setup lesson. We'll walk you through it and confirm everything is connected before you begin.
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